...there fecure ; induftry encouraged ; the arts flourifh ; and the prince lives fecure among his fubjccb, like a father among his children. There are perhaps,...and have been for two centuries, near two hundred abfolute princes, great and fmall, in EUROPE ; and allowing twenty years to each reign, we may fuppofe,...

...was formerly said in praise of republics alone, that they are a government of Laws, not of Men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy,...; and the prince lives secure among his subjects, • Vide Asc. Fed. in Orat. pro Milone. like a father among his children. There are, perhaps, and have...

...monarchies, what was formerly said of republics alone, that they are a government of laws, not of men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy...prince lives secure among his subjects, like a father amortg his children. There are, perhaps, and have been for two centuries, near two hundred absolute...

...linnsecure, industry encouraged, the arts Hourisli, and the prince lives secure among his »ubjecls, lile a father among his children. There are. perhaps, and...twenty years to each reign, we may suppose that there h^vc been, in the whole, two thousand monarchy, or tyrants, nstlie Greeks wouid have called them. Yet...

...what was formerly said of the republics alone, that they are a government of laws, not of men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy, to a surprising degree. Property is tin r. secure, industry encouraged, the arts flourish, and the prince lires secure among his subjects,...

...monarchies, what was formerly said of republics alone, that they arc a government of laws, not of men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy,...father among his children. There are, perhaps, and have l>een for two centuries, near two hundred absolute princes, great and small, in Europe ; and allowing...

...was formerly said in praise of republics alone, that they are a government of laws, not of men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy,...hundred absolute princes, great and small, in Europe j and allowing twenty years to each reign, we may suppose that there have been in the whole two thousand...

...was formerly said in praise of republics alone, that they are a government of Icnvs, not of men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy,...There are, perhaps, and have been for two centuries, nearly two hundred absolute princes, great and small, in Europe, and allowing twenty years to each...

...was formerly said in praise of republics alone, that they are a government of laws, not of men. They are found susceptible of order, method, and constancy,...There are, perhaps, and have been for two centuries, nearly two hundred absolute princes, great and small, in Europe, and allowing twenty years to each...

...republics alone, that they are a government of laws, not of men* They are found susceptible of order, of method, and constancy, to a surprising degree. Property...among his subjects, like a father among his children.' 8 These remarks, and many more to the same effect, show in Hume a very great ignorance of the real...